error: prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/Android.bp:51:19: unrecognized property "apex_available" error: prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/Android.bp:61:22: unrecognized property "ramdisk_available" error: prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/Android.bp:74:19: unrecognized property "apex_available" [.....
bootconfig dtb vendor-ramdisk-by-name vendor_ramdisk vendor_ramdisk00 vendor_boot$ file *bootconfig: ASCII text dtb: Device Tree Blob version17, size=224217, boot CPU=0,stringblock size=21729, DT structure block size=202432vendor-ramdisk-by-name: directory vendor_ramdisk: LZ4 compressed data (...
4.建立根系统 ramdisk.img in tools/lib/images ramdisk.img in tools/lib/images [root@localhost ~]#cp ramdisk.img ramdisk.gz [root@localhost ~]#gunzip ramdisk.gz [root@localhost ~]#cd target_fs [root@localhost ~]#cpio -iv < ../ramdisk Result of this should be an root file system tree...
The breakage that prevents it from booting into android seems to be a recent change in the kernel, confirmed with a known-working ramdisk. We're on it. Copy link Author AngryGami commented Jul 1, 2020 Well it does boot loop :) I'm not making stuff up. It is not permanent loop, ...
If your twrp ramdisk includes unusual file names it may break the build, such as [ and [[ from busybox, if your twrp includes them, then they need to be deleted before zipping the ramdisk, create the symlinks in init.recovery.rc if they're important Integrate device doze packages into ...
qemu.img $TARGET_PRODUCT/system/build.prop $TARGET_PRODUCT/cache.img $TARGET_PRODUCT/userdata.img $TARGET_PRODUCT/start_emulator_image.sh $TARGET_PRODUCT/advancedFeatures.ini $TARGET_PRODUCT/encryptionkey.img $TARGET_PRODUCT/kernel-ranchu-64 $TARGET_PRODUCT/ramdisk.img $TARGET_PRODUCT/vendor-qemu....
find ./ -name "*.img" -exec du -h {} \; 1.5M ./target/product/sailfish/ramdisk.img 25M ./target/product/sailfish/boot.img 231M ./target/product/sailfish/vendor.img 832M ./target/product/sailfish/system.img 146M ./target/product/sailfish/userdata.img 832M ./target/product/sailfish/...
In this case U-Boot will NOT COPY the ramdisk at all. This may be useful to reduce the boot time on your system, but requires that this feature is supported by your Linux kernel. ipaddr - IP address; needed for tftpboot command loadaddr - Default load address for commands like "bootp...